man: this mill, most of it is from italy. it's an italian mill. it's alfa laval. there are several rather large mills in california that will produce a million gallons or more this year. we're hoping to produce around 70 to 75,000 gallons. but for the most part, everybody else is smaller, so we're in a unique position with our size. the whole olive, the pit just get ground up. it becomes a paste. so then there's a big piston pump up there that moves the paste into the mill. and the first step is the malaxers. once in the malaxers, we try to maintain about 82 degrees fahrenheit for anywhere from 45 to 60, 70 minutes. from there, we pump out and move to the next piece, which is our horizontal centrige. we call it the decanter. so that's just a screw inside a housing. and by centrifugal force, it's moving 3 phases out from the paste, the pumice, the oi and water. the last piece over there which would be our high speed separators. they'll spin about 7,200 rpm and basically polish the oil, get it as clean as possible. and once that process has taken place, everything i

after a corgi who was sold in a san diego pet store has a rescue but was actually brought in a puppy mill bella's act went to effect january first closing a loophole in existing state law which allowed pet store owners to sell animals and claim they were from a rescue even though officials say many of the animals were from out of state puppy mills. now bell is act puts an end to the retail sale of cats dogs and rabbits who are raised in inhumane conditions. once and for all what was happening as they were reporting that these animals are coming from the shelters, but they wore. >>bill gamely is the san diego humane society chief of humane law enforcement. he says several pet stores were served citations for various reasons, including failure to have a valid co-operative agreement as well fast forward to today. he says he is unaware of any remaining retail pet stores in the county after they closed their doors when the governor

the item before you today, the proposed mills act historical property contract for 450 pacific avenue. it allows to enter into 10 year contracts. basically it provides property tax reductions for owners of the historic property who can allocate the savings toward appropriate restoration plan. the item is to correct the records for rehabilitation work for the 450 pacific avenue. on november 19th staff inaccurately presented to the committee that the estimated cost of rehabilitation work for the property was over a 10 year period but it didn't include the cost of rehabilitation of the ground floor store front. the correct number is $1.238 million over 10 years. 450 pacific avenue is a contributing building to the district. it is older brick office building, 1887 as the stable and rebuilt after the 1906 earthquake and fire. the plan includes rehabilitation of the non original store front with the more appropriate design. replacement and repairing window and treating all exterior steel and repatching of brick work. rehabilitation work is estimated over 10 years. the proposed maintenance p

and pli, a mexican restaurant in downtown mill valley. the owner says restaurants could separate tables even farther if necessary, he says he's grateful for the support when you have your community, your mayor backing you up, petitioning on your behalf. umof cannot wait any longer. if we wait too long, there won't be any restaurants left. i can guarantee that no word yet from the governor's office, but marin county health officials say they support the restrictions as they are. rob rob ktvu, fox two news. already all the rain that we need is in the pacific northwest or not, mr eric river that is hitting the oregon washington area extremely hard, so the focus of that atmospheric river is right with that bull's eye is typically we'd see the focus more further south right and that would induce rain for us significant rate. instead, we might see a few sprinkles tonight and tomorrow morning. in the north bay at best, and it's not gonna measure too much at all. so these are the bull's eyes right here and that atmospheric river is denying us whe

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apply a mexican restaurant in downtown mill valley.rate tables even farther if necessary, he says he's grateful for the support when you have your community, your mayor backing you up, petitioning on your behalf. um it creates hope my staff cannot wait any longer. if we wait too long, there won't be any restaurants left. i can guarantee that no word yet from the governor's office, but marin county health officials say they support the restrictions as they are. rob rob ktvu, fox two news. it's the rarest of rare golf shots rarer than a hole in one even double eagle coming up. next you'll meet the bay area man who just got a two on a par six whole. it was a miracle. i mean, the way i look at it, it was luck. they were tracking the forecast. there are some showers north of here how those could im to defend against dark forces attacking your organization, you need to see in the dark. to have the wisdom to understand multiple cyber threats. the preciscu to end atta. join the world's leading companies in our mission to defend. cybereason. en

apply a mexican restaurant in downtown mill valley. the owner says restaurants could separate tables even farther if necessary, he says he's grateful for the support when you have your community, your mayor backing you up, petitioning on your behalf. um it creates hope my staff cannot wait any longer. if we wait too long, there won't be any restaurants left. i can guarantee that. no word yet from the governor's office. marin county health officials say they support the restrictions as they are. rob roth, ktvu, fox two news. oh barry, why they're from sunshine yesterday. two more clouds. today we are tracking assistant producing some heavy rain not for us, but up to our north of toward the north coast of california. but for us, it's translate to a lots of clouds and even a few with sprinkles a few with scattered showers out there. here's a satellite in the radars. you can't see the focal point is up to our north crescent city over the past 24 hours. reporting about 3.5 inches of rainfall because see things really fizzle out once the sys

mean breeders are out of business but rather intended to push puppy mill sales out of california. >>but family warns there are still scams out there and it's best to do your research on a seller i strongly urge people not to purchase animals off craigslist have lots of problems with that lot of sick >>don't buy animals from people in parking lots, you know when they say they have all these that's a legal as for the humane society ganley says the new state law comes at a good time. well the demand for animals is still high during the pandemic so rescues can be adopted out. >>and hopefully not overwhelm shelters. >>all right time for one last check of the weather outside we've couple clouds so floating across the skies of rain has come to an end and looks like we're going to catch a little bit of a break before we get back into some more rain we'll have more on that in just a moment outside tonight that's going to be cold in spots as we head through the night tonight. a little chilly already in some areas so certainly a bundle up, but you've high pressure trying to build in behind t

>>well no rain right now in downtown mill valley. it has been on and off sprinkling though, and this is a welcome sight though from any of these business owners because many of them did have fears of losing out on business and of course of flooding. >>while rain sprinkled across mill valley on wednesday shops in the downtown area were relieved to see less rain than they expected it wasn't as stormy as we thought it was going to be the summary for is the store manager at margaret o'leary. he shot that specializes in cashmere on the rain is in the best for business. she says the colder weather helps. pretty much called in. >>that's pretty much always been really dealing with right now which is nice for sweater weather meanwhile at the depot cafe and bookstore it's been an interesting week they just reopened on monday after being closed for almost 2 years due to renovations the historic buildings been a part of the community for decades serving as a former train and bus station but now it's once again serving up breakfast and lunch favo

this is happening in mill valley in marin county. that's where cierra johnson is. tell me more about the pushback. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. as you can imagine, these business owners have businesses like this one sitting empty. this time period has been really difficult, really since the last round of restrictions has been implemented. city leaders reaching out to governor newsom, asking them to issue an exemption to allow outdoor dining for these businesses so they can recoup some of the money they've lost since they've been closed. that letter asking for that green light to reinstate outdoor dining was sent to governor newsom last week. explaining cases in the county have gone up since outdoor dining has been shut down and the act of eating outside in a ventilated space is safer than shopping. dining between more than one household is still very high risk. so just how much is marin feeling the pinch financially of this pandemic? data collected by researchers with harvard's opportunity insight tracker says the number of small businesses in the county decrea

. >> host: and chris mills rodrigo? >> guest: i was at that i think from the beginning when executive order was signed. the receives questions about the legality of the ftc taking steps to change now controversial law. >> host: that said and will begin with you, chris, will we see anything happening in the upcoming biden administration and the new congress when it comes to section 230? >> guest: it would be safe to assume there will be some sort of change. i don't think any of the sort of sweeping changes that president trump or even joe biden during the campaign sort of this idea is likely but there are some a few smaller carveouts of the law that some senators have proposed. like the earn it act which would create legal liability for online platforms hosting child sexual abuse vitriol, saw pretty wide bipartisan support. there are opposed any change of section 230 in congress. it seems they are the minority. >> host: emily birnbaum. >> guest: it's notable whenever biden's closest advisers bruce reed has actively calle

mill valley in marin county has taken an unusual step of appealing the ban to both the county and the governor.>> reporter: it's been just over a month since outdoor dining went dark again in marin county. restaurants have had to dim the switch of dining under the lights and go back to surviving on takeout orders only. but now mill valley has had enough read the failure are leading them to a bad taste in their mouth. >> is overly restrictive and arbitrary. >> just owns the junction bear bottle and bottle shop.>> take the tax revenue out of that and enforce the rules so maybe they can hire inspectors to go around and make sure restaurants are abiding. >> the mill valley city council sent letters to the governor and county health department saying that the dining ban not only affects restaurant owners, it also disproportionately affects restaurant employees, many of whom are people of color and low income. the popular in three of the restaurants says he is pushing the governor for a compromise. >> even if he changes the outdoor dining rules to maybe a table of four, maybe eight feet apa

and pli, a mexican restaurant in downtown mill valley. the owner says restaurants could separate tables even farther if necessary, he says he's grateful for the support when you have your community, your mayor backing you up, petitioning on your behalf. um and it creates hope my staff cannot wait any longer. if we wait too long. there won't be any restaurants left. i can guarantee that no word yet from the governor's office, but marin county health office. she'll say they support the restrictions as they are. rob rock. ktvu fox two news, san francisco's mayor announced new help today for small businesses to help keep them afloat, while many businesses are closed yor london breed announced $62 million in small business aid is being made available. the mayor says the funds will be distributed through direct grants low and no interest loans to those businesses most in need. these are businesses who have not been able to open their doors or have been severely limited in the services they can provide. we're talking about our restaurants are na

>>reporting from mill valley i morning kelly kron 4 news. >>thank you maureen.nd now to big story today instead of maintaining a reserve the trump administration will begin releasing all of the country's covid-19 vaccines. the biden administration planned to end the current policy of holding back supply for second doses. washington correspondent jessi to nor reports on new guidelines to distribute the vaccine. >>it warned more of the global individuals. >>in our country vaccinated operation warp speed officials reported the u.s. has now vaccinated about 9 million people against covid-19 but produced nearly 40 million doses. we clearly have enough vaccine at this point to be in to expand cdc director doctor robert redfield urge states to start vaccinating those 65 and older as well as those 64 and younger with documented co-morbidities health secretary alex azar promise more doses to states with higher numbers of these groups every vaccine dose that is sitting in a warehouse rather than going into an armed could mean one more life lost or one more hospital beds o

mills had a plan. >> we call it "serial number restoration."ssed layers underneath that still has that impression of the serial number. using acid, we can restore that number. >> reporter: he demonstrated the process on a gun from the fbi collection. >> once you've polished it, you go in, and you literally start peeling the layers back with the acid until the number actually is visible. >> it's amazing how it just reappears, the serial number. >> sometimes it does. other times, you might not be able to restore any type of number at all. >> reporter: there was another way to determine if they had found the murder weapon. mills would try to match the tell-tale markings on the bullets that killed karlyn to the gun from the river. >> these fine striations that you see are the equivalent of a human fingerprint. >> reporter: but there was no way the recovered weapon would ever fire again. so mills removed its barrel, gently cleaned it, and attached it to a working revolver for a test firing. he demonstrated that process with a similar revolver. mills

apply a mexican restaurant in downtown mill valley. the owner says restaurants could separate tables even farther if necessary, he says he's grateful for the support when you have your community, your mayor backing you up, petitioning on your behalf. um it creates hope my staff cannot wait any longer. if we wait too long, there won't be any restaurants left. i can guarantee that no word yet from the governor's office, but marin county health officials say they support the restrictions as they are. rob rob ktvu, fox two news. yeah, i mean, well. restaurant owners in san francisco county have issued a file filed a class action lawsuit against the county and the state. it's aimed at getting back the money. they've been spending on state and local fees, including liquor licenses and health permits. restaurants as you well know, have been one of the hardest hit industries with restrictions that due to the pandemic in almost every part of our state restaurants have been banned from operating all in person dining. no one knew when to east bay

amberleigh rely first night and martinez amber thinks we're following breaking news from mill peter's tonight. firefighters are fighting a brush fire in the area of country club drive. it broke out about an hour ago. concern about the gusty conditions prompted officials toe order evacuations in the immediate area, but they've since allowed people to come back to their. homes male peter's police are asking people in the area now to shelter in place. coming up kamala harris getting ready to make history this wednesday at 10 45, the bay area doctor who was there when she was born, and he actually broke some barriers himself. it's a very interesting story. coming up later. exports the warriors take on the world championship lakers down in l a. with a finish. you just have to see joe fonzi has all of those highlights later in the show up next, though, trips to tahoe, limo rides and gourmet dinners, investigative reporter brooks jarocz looks into one school district's credit card spending to defend against dark forces attacking your organization, you need to see in the dark. to have the wis

did not cost 55 mill.kickin' off "this happened," and kyra, our goal for this segment is to say "this happened" as often as possible because the insomniacs love it. >> what do we get if we win the contest? >> you'll find out after the show. let's head to bc. where this 12 year old set the record for guinness. he was able to stack jenga blocks sky high, kyra. >> i have played jenga. i don't know how he did this, considering just a few blocks at the bottom. i can't scientifically figure it out in my head. >> how many did he stack? >> more than 400. wasn't it like almost 500? no, 693. >> that's incredible. that's incredible right there. way to go. >> that's a way to occupy your kid. >> aldon maxwell. 12 years old there. congratulations to him. also this happened. you know my little pony? did you have that collection? >> i did not. i was a cabbage patch kid. that's how far back we go. >> guess how much this woman spent on that collection? >> i'm a little scared. >> $27,000. >> and is she married? have kids? >>

it's been happening for years at the mill valley school district.cerned parents found out about the question will expenses among receipts and credit card statements. ktvu investigative reporter brooks jarocz looks at where the money has been spent, and the changes that have now been made. enjoy a luxury ryan to wine country. set sail on the san francisco bay or take a trip to tahoe ski resorts. all expenses pain for mill valley school district administrator's. that's concerning to some parents when that is allowed to happen, you know there is a potential for fraud. this mom is a former art teacher. but these days she dabbles in math and finance. both key subjects she scrutinizes when we continue to pad the pockets of the administration, you know the students are at a loss. the community is at a loss because expenses paint a picture featuring a trail of question marks. it's disgusting. for years, the mill valley school district has given its superintendent and other administrators credit cards. charges for lucrative lunches, groceries and high end ho

had some pretty brisk winds out there and continue to blow in spots a team on our westerly wind now mill valley 17 in the san francisco, 49 put all and 40 mile an hour winds of the west in the napa valley so some gusty winds developing out there and some big time served religious rumbling in along the coastline expecting these waves the bill now to 20 maybe 25 foot with an occasional 30 footer through about 11 o'clock tomorrow evening so be careful out toward the water's edge literally very dangerous out there along the coastline time partly cloudy skies will be clearing overnight tonight tomorrow becoming mostly sunny. it looks like we'll get a little bit of a break than that rain returns again kind of unsettled weather pattern as we wind out your week temperatures in the 50's outside right now cold front moving through headed south. we've got another one of the north high pressure in building ahead of that one that's going to give us that break for tomorrow then all of a sudden that jet stream starts to dip we start talking about more rain you see right here lori forecast. we head into

in the 25th minute yorkie mills on a most people small police combined andre silver for frankfurt sleeze shortly afterwards philip ended his goal a streak going back some 26 league games. frank 1st was relentless with the game seemingly decided inside 8 minutes silva completed his 4th brace of the season. peter foldes pulled one back with another player breaking his bundesliga duck this weekend so. there was to be no comeback when caustics played a low square ball into the beautiful ball it was tragically turned in by yorkie mills on. the 4th own goal frankfurt have profited from this season more than any other side. a rampant transfer finished off the rails with a simple goal phillippi. i'm not a big result but have you have those members as they climb up into the top 6. of the cabin burton that darby pitted freiburg a 9th versus stockyard intent. to visitors took an early lead with c. last one monkey took up finishing the movie started. but 5 borg soon found an equaliser even if amity intimate of its shot needed a deflection off a dedicated mark a labor camp. and later in the 2nd half

it's a sensible mill valley under flash flood watch as well as long parts of the peninsula to toward portola valley also boulder creek pacifica daly city parts of the east bay going to see these rain rates really picking up throughout the night we've seen that now start to pick up around parts of the bay area see some pockets. some yellow out there though some moderate amounts of rain beginning to come in, but the rain has been pretty steady starting this afternoon and now start to pick up your start to see a little more yellow these pop-up developing outside. we'll see more of that and then really intensifying as we head toward the latter part of this a cold front producing some thunderstorms just off the coastline, right there. it will produce lightning strikes possibly in the bay area's well potential for some flash flooding of course we've seen a ton of wind already scattered showers and thunderstorms continuing for tomorrow more rain on thursday little bit of a break on friday. more storms expected over the weekends. time for sports. >>marcus semien had been in since 2015 since

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we don't know how long he will miss kylen mills joins us now live. she is at the chase center. now kylin can you tell us a little more about these new protocol that the nba imposed today and what we're steve vickers thoughts on >>okay jason whole lot going on in regard to those protocols right now we're about 45 minutes from to paul so we do have a couple of guys out here on the court draymond green bay's more shooting around and hopefully they're keeping their distance because one of the major protocols that has changed is how much players can interact in the pre and postgame they are supposed to elbow bump anymore. they are allowed to really make any contact so hopefully they're keeping their distance down the floor here at the chase center now the warriors are looking to win their 3rd straight game for the first time this season hot off 2 big wins over the raptors and the clippers last week, but again everyone today really has been talking about those nba protocols that you just mentioned jason that's what's going around the league today with the growing positivity rate in s

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a half hour coming up in sports in our 6 o'clock news for now we're live at the chase center kylen mills kron 4 sports alright highland looking forward to that coming up. >>has your stimulus payment arrived yet if not we are going to show you a cool tool. >>you could use to see when it's going to be in your mailbox and supporters of julian assange are celebrating why uk judge blocked his extradition to >>for your money tonight have you got your second coronavirus stimulus payment yet if you qualify and have not yet received at the irs as a tool to check in see where it is so it's going on many people have reported receiving it around january 1st the irs get my payment tool is now live on the irs website. the irs says some folks may experience some delays due to all the traffic so many people visiting the site the tool though shows the date of the payment and whether it was sent via direct deposit or if a paper check was mailed. we have posted a link to this tool on our website kron 4 dot com. >>british prime minister boris johnson is announcing a new national lockdown in the uk to help c

avenue exit or page mill road exit. it looks like there is a traffic collision and it could be blocking some of the lanes also in the right-hand shoulder. it could be potentially in a ditch. no word on injuries. we hope not but i'll have an update how this affects your drive times coming up in a few minutes. laura? >> perfect, we'll check back with you. >> the goal to vaccinate an additional 1 million californians by the end of the weekend looking less and less likely. bay area health leaders simply can't move fast enough to speed up that vaccine distribution. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is looking at possible solutions. it is taking a while. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. the ten-day plan was announced by governor gavin newsom last week but as of this morning, looks like they'll fall about 500,000 doses short of that ambitious goal. let's look at the current numbers. according to the cdc, it appears that california has vaccinated around 975,000 californians, about one-third of the overall doses delivere

people did not want to mill tar rise this. >> david, where do you think mike pence is? who do you think he's talking to? who do you hope he's talking to? same is the leadership, gang of four, schumer, mcconnell, their power flipped in the midst of this, pelosi and mccarthy. where are they all? what do you reckon they're talking about? >> well, i think they must feel a deep sense of embarrassment they've enabled trump and that they can see now the cost. these images today i think have done more to undermine the future of the trump insurge against against si if anything. people lucks our rating in speaker pelosi's office like they own it or cavorting in the senate chamber. people are disgusted by that. i think if you're speaker pelosi, you probably as embarrassing and upsetting as this is, you feel this moment has blown itself up in some ways. mcconnell made clear this morning before the assault on the capitol that he couldn't abide trump's lawlessness, trump's defiance of the election result. he'd jump ship visibly and publicly. so i think the conversation, i can't guess

>> get some mill nic your eyes. >> they maced me. they pushed me out and they maced me. >> reporter: we spoke to some people who broke into the capitol. >> what happened in there? tell us what happened. >> we went in there and then i walked in and just a whole bunch of people lighting up in some oregon room. there's a ton of oregon things. they were smoking a bunch of weed in there. then they moved it down, the statues. the cops were very cool. they were like hey guys have a good night. some of them. it's crazy. you can see some of them are on our side. >> reporter: we reached out to the capitol hill police for comment but have not yet heard back. >> long time now. long time. >> a huge group of us stormed inside. and as we started -- we were basically shouting like cops.

as we continue to see rain move throughout our area in mill valley taylor kron 4 news. >>we'll be sure to download the kron 4 news app to get the very latest updates on this winter storm as it continues to pummeled the bay area you can also get the latest on evacuation orders road closures live radar all of that there and the app is free download it today. at 4.36. let's turn our attention now to the homeland security department issuing a rare national terrorism warning in the wake of the siege on the capitol. the department of homeland security says the january 6th attack on the capital has apparently motivated extremists to continue to mobilize. they have plans apparently to incite or commit more violence. there's information that there are ongoing plans to again target elected officials and government facilities. homeland security by the way says that these are among the trigger issues motivating extremists who see them on your screen include the coronavirus restrictions. the 2020 election results. police use of force and strong opposition to immigration some lawmake

he worked at a textile mill as a teenager, as a mill hand, and he was virtually illiterate for the remaindert on the diamond, he's a true phenom. at the age of 13, he stars on the cotton mill's team and picks up a lifelong nickname. >> legend has it that while he was a teenager playing in a mill game, his cleats were bothering him so much that he took his cleats off and played the rest of the game without shoes, and one of the fans started to heckle him and call him a shoeless son of a gun. >> "shoeless" joe's career takes off like a blue-streak line drive. in 1908, he bats .346 for a minor league team in greenville. in 1911, he's ready to move up. >> it was his first full season in the majors with the cleveland naps. >> and photog frank smith documents his arrival in "the bigs." [ cheers and applause ] >> he batted .408, which still stands as a record for a rookie. [ bat cracking ] >> safe! >> he may be a whiz on the field, but traveling with his teammates, joe can't even read a menu. >> if they were in a restaurant, he'd listen to what everyone else ordered and simply base his order off of

i'm quite sure this was written by wh mills himself. we consider the announcement of the opening of this valley to small settlements according to a well matured and carefully adjusted scheme as having specially important and direct relations to the populating and developing of the whole state. to locate and put into immediate agricultural industry, a large community of small land cultivators. to devote themselves mainly to fruit and divine growing. the author goes on to add that out of this industry of small land cultivators, they are to spring social conditions conducive to the highest estates of civilization and of the stable communities of independent and self-reliant homes. the southern pacific organized excursion trains for buyers. they held an auction of lots in the main town, which later was known by the name s barda. they offered a free sit down dinner at the train station. i think that gives you a sense of the media and promotional efforts. i want to try to give you an overview of how they attempted to implement the rural three

some light rain over san rafael, mill valley and into san francisco a few showers pushing across.ouds. temperatures in the upper 40s to mid to low 50s. we will see things taper off later on in the afternoon and especially by this evening. we will time it out for you on too much cast. lets check in for a look at traffic. i know you are tracking those slick roadways. >> we have a trouble spot in the north bay as you work your way on 101 northbound. the latest from chp is they are temporarily closing all lanes to clear this over to the shoulder now. this is reportedly involving seven to eight vehicles in this incident. all lanes will be temporarily closed. so expect some delays in that area. if you headed towards the golden gate bridge, traffic is still moving at the limit. that is the commute direction if you are heading into san francisco. dealing with some fog this morning as well. chp has issued a fog advisory for parts of high bay 1 near 35. that and for parts of 92 the san mateo bridge. if you are headed out of the east bay from hayward we are seeing some extra volume there. a

we're looking at the north bay where you talked about down in toward mill valley. wet roadways registering with the green highlighting. the yellow may be foggy conditions there and along the coast perhaps highway 35 and highway 1 overnight reported by chp. i see a little slowing we didn't have last week but a live look shows you the san mateo bridge. it's okay but notes of fog there from the chp as well. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. 5:01. the weekend high surf leading to a heartbreaking story in the north bay that is still unresolved this morning. rescuers awaiting for sunrise to recover the body of two children swept away in jenner. the father tried to save them and drowned. >>> "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live in marin, and this is just heart stopping, cierra. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, it really is a really difficult story to even listen to. and as you mentioned the story is unresolved. right now it is a rescue mission for the bodies of those two children. we're just over the golden gate bridge at the tip of marin county. i can tell you th

mill valley's mayor sashi mcentee. >> thanks for having me. >> i messed that up live on air but it's good to have you. >> no problem. >> your city council sent a letter to governor newsom to loosen the dining restriction. was that unanimous? >> it was unanimous by the council. from early days of the pandemic we put together a business vitality pae vitality panel working with business leaders and workers, how the pandemic and policies we were enacting and state was enacting would impact businesses. panel brought us a request to advocate for reversing the ban on outdoor dining. seeing there was no scientific evidence it's a significant cause of covid infections and it's significant impact to small businesses, restaurants and restaurant workers. >> i assume you weighed in with a public health officer making the decision? >> we sent a letter to the county public health officer. bay area is being judged on its covid cases on regional basis. all of them are working in lockstep. >> you believe the data doesn't support closing outdoor dining. is takeout and delivery, the options available no

big night hopefully another big night from steph curry jason for now live at the chase center kylen mills back to you. >>great stuff kylen enjoy game. thank you for that report now moving to the gridiron the raiders are just one day into the offseason and they're already in have a season's worth of offseason drama. josh jacobs arguably the raiders best player was arrested this morning and booked at the clark county detention center for a dui jacobs was involved in a single vehicle car accident and was treated for minor injuries. he was booked after that treatment at the hospital, the raiders say they are aware of the situation and have no further comment at this time jacobs ran for 1065 yards and had 12 touchdowns on the season. now the niners had their season ending presser today. it's the last time we will hear from most of these guys for a while there are many storylines going into the offseason but the main one is that guy right there the quarterback what's going to happen to the quarterback position. now kyle shanahan has said all the right things during the season that jimmy g is es

the basketball world as this marks one year since kobe bryant's death kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills live for us the chase center with a preview of tonight's game. and the players are feeling about this kind of somber day kind of >>yeah little bit of mixed emotions ken and pam, the words are hoping to get back on track and back in the win column against the timberwolves tonight. steve kerr did have some harsh words for the team after 2 brutal losses last week calling the warriors a mediocre team right now he really wants to see disciplined defense from the dup's tonight, but we were just talking about a bit of a different mood around the nba this week tomorrow marks one year since kobe bryant's passing and that loss had a profound effect on people around the world, but especially many of these coaches and players, he was an icon and inspiration and a friend to many in the nba. >>warriors spokesperson told us the family specifically asked teams not to do any tributes to kobe this year. so you won't see any formal remembrances on the court this week but there's no doubt kobe is on ever

those sandbags are needed here in mill valley today, and we didn't see any flooding as mentioned but things could change as we continue to see the rain move throughout the area into tomorrow for now live in mill valley taylor's sackey kron 4 news. >>all right, thank you taylor talking about the winds and rain even snow contributed to knock out power for more than half a million pg and e customers across northern california. nearly 75% of those customers have their power back tonight, but if 16,000 or so customers in the bay area who are still in the dark as we speak. the overnight combination of wind and rain did a lot of damage to trees and san francisco. crews responded to roughly 3 dozen calls about downed trees and limbs here you can see on that snapped in the storm crashed onto that car. this is on at this tree in the sunny side area. it came down overnight. >>besides the rain and the wind we also have snow in the bay, the alameda county sheriff's office tweeted out this picture. this afternoon of snow that is in livermore encourage people to drive safely in the snowy conditions

back with me is democrat and political strategist aeshia mills.ing new details are ea final sendoff would probably include a color guard and military band and a rare carpet and 21 gun salute. what will the rebs lack luke. >> well, i don't spend a lot of time playing in. >> but here's what i'm w.h.o. and i was hoping on this fairwell to him that it's actually a good riddance and we do have to have him at the center of any political con babe would certainly be the worst thing he could ever hope forit would be the continuation of trump's impeachment. how can the house usher in post trump while still working to convict him? >> you know, we always tell people we can chew gum and walk at the same time. the senate conformed angd at the same time the house and the senate together can be moving real policy to deal with covid, to deal with our economic issues, to deal with white nationalism, to deal with police reform. we can do all those things. it's not one or the other. and what i would also invite the media to do is to continue to wok kol broader conver

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jonathan: ed mills, raymond james. come back soon. thank you.ame time, same position, same focus in d.c. at the start of another administration and a conversation about infrastructure spending and whether we can get it done. tom: a counter -- there is one calendar item, the first tuesday of november 2022. we knew we would be here. it is already upon us. it is really interesting. i go back to a magnificent essay in the "new york times" today, new you, how fragile the democratic majority is versus 2010 when mr. obama said they took a shellacking. jonathan: i think it is important, is this aid we're talking about now stimulus? tom: really good question. i think that is a bar conversation for you and me this afternoon. jonathan: ok, into the weekend. i look forward to that. from new york city, with lisa abramowicz and tom keene, i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ wanna lose weight and be healthier? it's time for aerotrainer. a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergodynamic design and four pate

right now we are looking at some of those winds are already picking up now to 34 in pacifica 30 in mill valley, 31 stinson beach you get the idea with this kind of whipping out there that's going likely drag down some trees and power lines and making for some power outages around the bay area tonight it's going to be ramping up and we're seeing that now begin to see some pockets of some heavier amounts of rainfall you see in the half moon bay, the south bay now more the rain moving through their most that light so far just a few hundreds of an inch and some snow over the mountains, some leftover cold air from the system before and in the san francisco south san francisco, you're looking at a heavier downpour moving in that direction but more rain located in the north and really the main event still off the coastline into the main cold front right there right. we see the lightning strikes. that's what waiting for that will be the main event that's when that comes through about 11 to about 2 o'clock in the morning to night. that's where we'll see the extreme weather around the bay area, t

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white demonstrators breaking into the hallowed halls of congress, a stark con terrace to the heavy millorized police contest over breonna taylor. >> to see white mobs were able to take over the capitol building and then have this slow response from law enforcement, that was extremely disturbing. >> reporter: during the george floyd protest president trump twted when the looting starts, the shooting starts. >> go home we love you. you're very special. >> reporter: this video of an officer posing for a selfie is also fueling anger. >> no one can tell me if that had been a group of black lives matter protesting yesterday, they wouldn't have been treated very differently. >> we would have been met with tremendous force. >> reporter: wayne carmayne is a former member of the national guard. >> they're privileged over colored people, it's simple as that. >> reporter: it's also described as painful. >> it is hard to ignore, gabe. thanks. >>> still to come, we get a preview of the december jobs report. llnae?d who wants to be a biioirthe staggering lottery jat is up for grabs this weekend for yo